Sunday, June 8, 2025

Delta moves to revitalise State-owned broadcast media

Delta State Government has inaugurated a committee to work out ways of revitalising state-owned broadcasting station.

Dr. Ifeanyi Osuoza, the state’s Commissioner for Information, unveiled this development during a meeting with the Chairman and members of the Board of Delta Broadcasting Service, Warri, held at his office in Asaba.

Dr. Osuoza underscored the comprehensive nature of the committee’s mandate, emphasizing its task to meticulously assess the challenges confronting both Delta Broadcasting Service in Asaba and Warri.

He stressed the necessity of devising pragmatic strategies to elevate their prominence within the state’s information dissemination framework and to foster healthy competition with other broadcasting entities.

In an earlier address, Chief Moses Odibo, Chairman of the Board of Delta Broadcasting Service, Warri, congratulated Dr. Osuoza on his appointment.

He highlighted Osuoza’s previous tenure as Chairman of the Board of DBS, Warri, expressing confidence in his ability to grasp the challenges and effectively tackle them in his current role as Commissioner

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